Universal College of Healing Arts

This place is great. They did move to "historic FLorence" right across from the bowling alley. Parking is a bit difficult. If there is a lot, I don't know where it is. I usually park on the street. The rooms are nice, very peaceful and calm. Massages vary by the therapist which is expected. Some have been incredible, others so-so. But overall I give them a thumbs up!Receptionists are always very polite and accomodating!

I love the vibe of this place ,it's so zen like. I love old architecture and the old brick building the school is housed in is just amazing. I can not share about the student aspect as I have always seen Karen Griger. Karen is a Rolpher, but she also gives regular massages. I have had both rolphing sessions and massage sessions over the years. I'm the type of person if I go to a person and it works I keep going back. I'm also the type of person that doesn't believe in going to regular doctors. I'm unable to take pain meds or ibuprofen due to my ibs and past colitis. I need more natural solutions. Karen is amazing and always gets me out if pain and my body flowing again ; ) most times in one session and sometimes in a few.

What a gem! I fully support student-run organizations, so I decided to give this place a try. Great quiet, private room with a very attentive therapist. I paid $30 for a 60 minute massage (with a face massage!), and I believe there is a 30 minute option (forgot the price). My only complaint is the lack of parking, but I got there early enough to find street parking about a block away. I also had an exceptional therapist, but I suspect that since it's a school you might end up with a total dud every once in awhile. Either way, for $30, I'll definitely be back!